Building Process

1. Planning and Initial Consultation

Site Selection: Choosing an environmentally friendly and structurally sound location.

Feasibility Study: Assessing site conditions, potential environmental impacts, and local planning regulations.

Initial Sustainability Goals: Setting carbon footprint targets, energy efficiency objectives, and use of renewable materials.

Budget and Financing: Estimating costs and exploring green building grants or funding.

2. Architectural Design

  • Initial Concept Design
  • Material Selection
  • Energy Efficiency Planning
  • Detailed Plans

3. Legal and Regulatory Requirements

  • Planning Permission
  • Building Regulations Approval

5. Construction process

Structural Framework: Use of timber, steel, or other sustainable materials.

Building Envelope: Insulation, airtightness, and eco-friendly roofing.

Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP): Installing efficient heating, ventilation, and water systems.

Renewable Energy Installation: Solar PV, battery storage, and heat pump systems.

6. Interior Finishes and Sustainability Features

Flooring, Walls, and Paints: Use of VOC-free materials and eco-friendly paints.

Lighting: LED and energy-efficient fixtures.

Water Conservation: Smart taps, greywater systems, and efficient toilets.

Smart Home Technologies: Systems for monitoring and optimising energy and resource usage.

7. Post-Construction and Handover

Quality Assurance: Detailed inspections and sustainability performance assessments.

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): Ensuring A or B rating for optimal efficiency.

Handover and User Training: Educating homeowners on how to maintain their sustainable features.

Warranty and Maintenance: Ensuring coverage for key systems and green installations.